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GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION

Download a camp brochure | Download camp registration form

Register:
To be part of the camp(s), send completed K-State at Salina 2008 Camp Registration Form, a copy of participant’s insurance card (front and back), and payment to Continuing Education before the camp registration deadline. A participant can register for multiple
camps on one form. One registered participant per form.

Mail:
Send registration form, copy of insurance card (front and back), and check payment to
2008 Summer Camps
Continuing Education
2310 Centennial Road
Salina, KS 67401

Fees and Payment:
The registration fee includes all program materials, snacks, and t-shirt. Other possible fees include parking passes for participants or parents who are parking on campus for entire camp. Parking passes are not needed for parents just dropping off or picking up participants. All fees must be paid before the camp registration deadline. Make checks payable to Continuing Education.

Confirmation:
Your registration will be confi rmed by e-mail. The confirmation will include a map showing you where to check-in for your camp.

Camp Locations:
All camps take place at K-State at Salina. A confirmation e-mail will contain a campus map showing you where to arrive for your camp.

Contact Information:
Contact Continuing Education by e-mail at infodce@salina.k-state.edu or call
785-826-2917.

• Camp contests and games
• Basketball technique development
• One camp coach to every eight campers
• Daily individual instruction from qualified coaches

• Camp contests and games
• Basketball technique development
• One camp coach to every eight campers
• Daily individual instruction from qualified coaches

• Hitting
• Baserunning
• Pitching basics
• Catching and throwing
• Position training techniques
• Fielding (infield and outfield)

• Pitchers learn fundamentals of additional pitches
• Improve functioning of pitchers/catchers as a unit
• Troubleshoot pitchers' deliveries using modern techniques
• Troubleshoot catchers’ skills when receiving, blocking pitches, and throwing

• Air traffic control
• History of aviation
• Reading aeronautical charts
• Flight planning and navigation
• Building and flying hot air balloons
• Wind tunnel testing and meteorology
• Running internal combustion and jet engines

• Creating a 3D virtual world
• Engineering technology highlights with short tours
• Computer programming in a fun way using games
• Basics of computer animation using Alice Software